Drawing method of acute hepatic failure mouse liver full-immune cell characteristic spectrum
A technology of acute liver failure and immune cells, which is applied in the field of drawing the characteristic map of liver immune cells in mice with acute liver failure, can solve the problems of insufficient coverage of liver immune cells and inability to accurately reflect the characteristic changes of liver immune cell subsets
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[0049] At first the source of the mouse liver used in the present invention is described:
[0050] The mouse livers used in the present invention are all taken from the discarded mice in the laboratory that died naturally due to acute liver failure, and the removal of the liver should be within 1 hour of the death time. Among them, the corpses of C57BL / 6J young mice aged 6-8 weeks and weighing 18-25 g were selected, washed with 100 ml of 70% ethanol, and the liver was taken out in a biological safety cabinet for subsequent tests. During the implementation of the present invention, there is no operation of killing surviving mice, and there is no traumatic or interventional treatment such as dissection and excision of living mice.
[0051] The technical solutions of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with specific implementation examples.
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[0053] Dissociation tube (MACS, German), dissociation machine (MACS,...
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